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Electoral Commission Assures Transparency for 2024 Elections.

With tensions rising ahead of Ghana’s 2024 elections, the Electoral Commission (EC) has assured the public that the election will be transparent and free from manipulation. The EC emphasized that it will not support any political party but will strictly adhere to electoral laws and ensure the election is credible. In addition to encouraging voter registration, the EC also announced steps to address concerns raised by various political stakeholders regarding the integrity of the electoral process.

Edem 4Style October 17, 2024

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NORTHERN

Government Showcases Progress at Northern Regional Townhall in Tamale.

The Ministry of Information recently held a townhall meeting in Tamale to highlight government projects and initiatives over the past years. All Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from the Northern Region presented the achievements they have made to improve the well-being of the people. Information Minister Fatimatu Abubakar emphasized that the event aimed to ensure transparency and accountability, showcasing the government’s success across key sectors such as roads, agriculture, education, and health. Northern Regional Minister Alhaji Shani Alhassan Saibu further noted that the region has made significant progress in physical infrastructure and human development, contributing to President Nana Akufo-Addo's vision for national transformation. The Ministry of Information recently held a townhall meeting in Tamale to highlight government projects and initiatives over the past years. All Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from the Northern Region presented the achievements they […]

Edem 4Style October 11, 2024

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WESTERN

Fisherfolk in Western Region Demand Transparency in Premix Fuel Fund Management.

Fisherfolk in the Western Region of Ghana are demanding transparency regarding the management of premix fuel funds. They accuse local Premix Fuel Committees of withholding financial reports for several years, particularly in the Shama District, where committees at nine landing beaches have not provided financial records for the past four years.Under the National Premix Fuel Committee Regulations (L.I. 2233), these committees are required to submit reports every three months and allocate 53% of revenue into a community fund for local development projects. However, fisherfolk claim this has not been done, with no transparency or accountability shown in the disbursement of funds.Chief Fisherman of Shama Apo, Safohene George Assefuah, expressed frustration over repeated attempts to retrieve financial reports, which have been ignored. He emphasized that the premix fuel funds belong to the community, not individuals, and the people have a right […]

Edem 4Style September 30, 2024

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